Shining a Light on the Dark Web
Ziv Mador, VP of Security Research at Trustwave SpiderLabs, discusses why understanding the dark web is beneficial to enterprises and how cybercriminals on the dark web operate.
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NoSQL-based stacks exposed to the Internet
NoSQL technology has become more popular in recent years thanks to the development of new open-source NoSQL databases that are relatively easy to install, use and integrate with web frameworks. An example of one of those popular frameworks on the internet is known as MEAN (MongoDb, Express.js, Angular.js, Node.js). These NoSQL frameworks have become very popular for things such as content management, catalogs and big data in general.
What is a Brute Force Attack?
A brute force attack is a popular cracking method that involves guessing usernames and passwords to gain unauthorized access to a system or sensitive data. While a relatively simple, brute force methods continue to have a high success rate and account for over 80% of attacks on web applications.
Veracode Corporate Video
Veracode is a SaaS-based application security (AppSec) company founded in 2006 by a group of skilled computer hackers. The hackers, including Chris Wysopal, realized that software was very vulnerable to cyberattacks. Over the years, Veracode has established industry-leading technology that helps developers and security professionals find and fix vulnerabilities in their software. Together with Veracode, customers can confidently secure their code.
Veracode Full Solution
Veracode helps software companies write secure code on time. Veracode is a SaaS-based, or cloud-based, application security (AppSec) solution. It empowers developers to write secure code with real-time feedback in the software development lifecycle (SDLC) and provides security professionals with the tools and analytics to scale their programs and report on key metrics. Veracode’s solution comprises multiple scan types including static analysis (SAST), dynamic analysis (DAST), software composition analysis (SCA), interactive analysis (IAST), and penetration testing.
Veracode Static Analysis Solution
Veracode, a SaaS-based application security (AppSec) provider, offers multiple scan types including static analysis (SAST), dynamic analysis (DAST), software composition analysis (SCA), interactive analysis (IAST), and penetration testing. Veracode’s Static Analysis solution builds security into each phase of the software development lifecycle (SDLC) with an IDE Scan, Pipeline Scan, and Policy Scan. The scans provide fast, automated feedback to help developers secure code and remediate vulnerabilities. Teams can incorporate Veracode into their tooling with more than 30 out-of-the-box integrations, plus application programming interfaces (APIs), and code samples.
Veracode Software Composition Analysis Solution
Veracode, a SaaS-based application security (AppSec) provider, offers multiple scan types including static analysis (SAST), dynamic analysis (DAST), software composition analysis (SCA), interactive analysis (IAST), and penetration testing. Veracode Software Composition Analysis enables developers to take advantage of open source libraries without increasing the risk of a cyberattack. Veracode uses data mining, natural language processing, and machine learning to grow its SCA database.
Veracode Dynamic Analysis Solution
Veracode, a SaaS-based application security (AppSec) provider, offers multiple scan types including static analysis (SAST), dynamic analysis (DAST), software composition analysis (SCA), interactive analysis (IAST), and penetration testing. Veracode Dynamic Analysis helps organizations reduce the risk of a breach across their web applications. Our dynamic scans have a low false-positive rate, integrate with build systems like Jenkins, can be triggered through application programming interfaces (APIs), and combine findings with remediation tips.
Security for Work from Home Tools with Live Q&A Sponsored by Optiv
As more and more professionals connect to your organization’s networks via VPN and conduct their work with tools like Zoom, Teams and WebEx, it’s critical that your cybersecurity processes expand to include these changes. Make sure you and your teams are up to speed with best practices for work-from-home tools and common mistakes you’ll want to avoid. You can find a special question and answer sponsored by Optiv at the end of the video.
The MITRE ATT&CK Framework: Exfiltration
Once an attacker has established access and pivoted around to the point of gathering the necessary data, they will work on exfiltration of that data. Not all malware will reach this stage. Ransomware, for example, usually has no interest in exfiltrating data. As with the Collection tactic, there’s little guidance on how to mitigate an attacker exfiltrating data from the enterprise.